The same significant sight of the city is the Bedesten (the Bedestan) being a covered market aged more than five hundred years. Long ago the market turned from a place of trading into a historical landmark. Many travelers visit the market as a real museum. Another remarkable architectural landmark of the Ottoman Empire period is caravanserai which was built in the middle of the 16th century and was initially meant for ottoman warriors.
The impressive building is surrounded with graceful arches. Today all 7 halls of the ancient building are occupied with souvenir shops. The Ibrahim Mosque is a landmark of a later period. Its construction was finished in 1789. The mosque is placed not far from the market and the city visitors should undoubtedly pay a visit to this majestic building and explore the interior decoration of this unique landmark. Among other sightseeing spots the Aqueduct and the Tashan inn are worthy of noticing and visit. Both constructions were erected in the second half of the 16th century.
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